Viking vs Bears

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Monday Night Football, which concludes the Week 12 NFL schedule, will see the Minnesota Vikings play the Chicago Bears in an attempt to resurrect their win streak. The Vikings (6-5) had triumphed in five straight games until last week's 21-20 home victory over the Broncos. There was less than a minute remaining when Denver scored the winning touchdown. The Bears (3-8) lost 31-26 to the Lions in Detroit after blowing a 12-point lead in the last five minutes. In Week 6, the Vikings prevailed 19-13 in Chicago to win their first meeting of the season and their fifth consecutive win in the rivalry.

The game will begin at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis at 8:15 p.m. ET. The most recent Bears vs. Vikings odds have Minnesota as a three-point favorite, and the total points scored over/under is 44.Since joining the organization via trade and replacing an injured Kirk Cousins, quarterback Joshua Dobbs has been a revelation for Minnesota, which is 7-3-1 against the spread this season. In his three starts, Dobbs has thrown for 647 yards and four touchdowns with just one interception. In addition, he had 131 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown in every game. Justin Jefferson, who has gained 571 yards in five games, is at least likely to make a comeback from his injury, but tight end T.J. Hockenson has been skillfully filling in.

Hockenson leads all tight ends with 736 yards and is seventh in the NFL with 75 receptions. Twelve straight division meetings have seen the Bears lose (2-12 ATS), with five of those games coming against the Vikings (4-1 ATS). The Vikings have won six of their last eight games, and their defense is giving up just 18.5 points per game. The team should neutralize Chicago's strength because they allow 94 rushing yards per game, which is sixth in the NFL. With 12 sacks, Danielle Hunter is ranked second in the league.

This season, Monday Night Football has been a low-scoring affair, with the total being undershot in 12 of the 13 games. This season, Chicago is 4-6-2 ATS, but they are 3-3 ATS away from home. They will be keen to get back after losing badly to Detroit, where D.J. Moore had seven receptions for 96 yards and Justin Fields ran for 104 yards. With 139.5 yards per game, the Bears boast the fourth-best rushing offense in the NFL, while Moore's 889 receiving yards rank him seventh.

Fields has 1,370 passing yards with 12 TDs and has rushed for 341 and one score. He can hit Moore deep, as he is third in the NFL with six TDs over 20 air yards despite missing four games. Moore's six TDs have all come in Fields starts. Tight end Cole Kmet (49 receptions, five TDs) also has thrived despite the team's QB issues. The Bears defense allows 3.4 yards per rush, best in the NFL, and linebacker Tremaine Edmunds has two of the team's nine interceptions.